A comparison of high-end OM System & Olympus cameras

Happy Saturday! If you’re considering a new Micro Four Thirds body, this comparison of OM System and Olympus’ high-end models is sure to be of use. All three are available at a Mike’s Camera near you—or click the images below to order online. Feel free to leave a comment below if you have more questions about these monsters of imaging!

OM-1E-M1XE-M1 Mark III
Sensor20 MP/80 MP HighRes
Stacked BSI CMOS
20 MP/80 MP HighRes
CMOS
20 MP/80 MP HighRes
CMOS
Max video qualityC4K 60p
FHD 240p
C4K 24p
FHD 120p
C4K 24p
FHD 120p
AF system1,053 cross-type points
100% coverage
Sensitivity -8 EV at f/1.2
121 cross-type points
70% coverage
Sensitivity -6 EV at f/1.2
121 cross-type points
70% coverage
Sensitivity -6 EV at f/1.2
ISO range200–102,400
Expands to 80
200–25,600
Expands to 64
200–25,600
Expands to 6)
Memory2x SD, both UHS-II compatible2x SD, both UHS-II compatible2x SD, one UHS-II compatible
StabilizationIBIS up to 8 stopsIBIS up to 8 stopsIBIS up to 8 stops
Monitor3″ 1.620k dots, 270° swivel LCD3″ 1.040k dots, 270° swivel LCD3″ 1.040k dots, 270° swivel LCD
Protection ratingIP53IPX1IPX1
EVF5.760k dots, OLED, 1.65x, 21mm eyepoint2.360k dots, LCD, 1.65x, 21mm eyepoint2.360k dots, LCD, 1.48x, 21mm eyepoint
Max burst120 fps S-AF/92 RAW
50 fps C-AF/96 RAW
60 fps S-AF/49 RAW
18 fps C-AF/74 RAW
60 fps S-AF/50 RAW
18 fps C-AF/76 RAW
Battery life520 stills
160 min. video
2,580 stills
350 min. video
420 stills
140 min. video
Weight (with battery & card)599g (21.13oz)997g (35.17 oz)580g (20.46oz)
Size134.8 x 91.6 x 72.7 mm (5.3″ x 3.6″ x 2.9″)144.4 x 146.8 x 75.4 mm (5.7″ x 5.8″ x 3″)134.1 x 90.9 x 68.9 mm (5.3″ x 3.6″ x 2.7″)
Year released202220192020

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